Bengal Sweets — Restaurant in Sheikh Sarai

The shop is located in one of the most posh markets of South Delhi i.e malviya nagar. The prices of the shop are extremely affordable consider the prices of other shops nearby. But it doesn't mean that the quality is poor. It is one of the oldest of the sweet shop and it delivers authentic quality product. They use cow milk and vanaspati ghee for their preparation of the sweets. They also sell curd, paneer, samosa, dhokla, jalebi, and almost every kind of sweets. One of the other important thing is that they serve everything fresh, anything purchased from this shop can be trusted to be fresh and authentic. I have seen many people who are loyal customers of this shop since ages. People come with their children and grandchildren and proudly tell them about how they use to come to the shop when they were children themselves. It is one such shop which has held generations together with it's charm and aura. It's heartening to see such a wonderful shop which is revered by many generations. The location of the shop is bang on the road and it's eaisly accessible and identifiable from the main road. There is ample two wheeler parking and four-wheelers can be parked on the road ahead which is wide enough to accommodate the bigger vehicles. The shop does not have card payment and still runs on cash. Therefore it is advisable to carry cash with you. The general appearance of the shop is not so Grand and appears to be of old interiors but there is no way that they compromise on quality. Otherwise it is a great shop and a must visit whenever you want to have good authentic...

Price is good , sweets are well prepared with proper hygiene. You must visit here once. I am visiting this shop from last 25 years. And specifically their til ke ladoo in winters are just awesome. There is one chaat paapri shop outside bengal sweets which provides amazing chaat. The only problem is they don't have digital payments option available. Parking:- Two wheeler as well as four wheeler parking is available. Landmark:- Near APJ school pushp...

Today I went to your shop just an hour back and bought 3 aloo samosas, 250gms jalebi and 2ladoos and while eating the aloo samosa this stone was inside the samosa. Seriously a stone? That means where are you keeping the samosa ke masale on the road?? And see the size of the stone. If it was eaten by a child the child would have choked on this. This is such a serious thing regarding the quality of...